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T7J, when I'm returning. Yeah, I'm finding that the art of battery maintenance is definitely something you learn. I'm on a handheld, primarily on two meters. I got my technician in order to get my general because I happened to get an old heat kit, HW7, and in order to make sure that that's working, I needed to have a general license. But then come to find out, I spent more time on this little BaoFang knockoff from YeSu, the FT-4X, than I do ever on 15 or 20 meters. Who knew? But yeah, it's definitely knowing what the conditions, what the best band is for the current conditions, and understanding the limitations of particular frequencies. All that is really good knowledge to have. But yeah, I don't want to keep it too much longer. I guess you just finished running the net, and I appreciate running the net. I know what a slice of time that is and dedication that is, especially having worked at a college radio station. Back to you, PK7JUM.